EE customer? Get 'free' £20 portable mobile charger

[dagl]

Not actually free- 35p


www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/phones/2015/04/ee-customer-get-free-20-portable-mobile-chargers-from-thursday

[djs]

I can afford 35p.

I'm not so sure they are gonna give me anything from this moment on, as I've already told them 3 x monthly plans are being moved to another provider.

Interesting they call it a free "£20" charger. Last one I bought was better, bigger and cheaper.

[bigd]

I'm not on EE but this is correct.
Anyone out there on EE NETWORK?

Want a FREE backup battery?

Text POWER to 365. They will text you back a code within the hour, take it to the EE shop and claim your free backup battery.
IF YOU DONT WANT IT, JUST CLAIM IT ANYWAY AND GIVE IT TO ME.

[dagl]

Got mine today

[Deleted]

dagl beat you to it bigd. As you can see, I've merged your post to the first thread as yours has a handy pic of it.

[bigd]

No problem with move. I thought nice little freebie for anyone that can get them.
Shame I'm a virgin not an orange lol.

[phtumshk]

Nearly wasted 35p then, I was going to text till I realized I had to go and fetch it.
Not only do I want free, I want convenience as well lol.

[dagl]

Text anyway phtumshk then forward it to bigd or m'self we don't mind the inconvenience..

[dalealan]

The terms and conditions are a bit weird. Looks like they're only lending you it

ee.co.uk/content/dam/ee-help/Help-PDFs/EE%20Power_terms%20and%20conditions_300315.pdf

A Power Bar is made available to you on a free to hire basis, under the terms of this agreement, for a maximum of 18 months. After 18 months, the Power Bar must be returned to EE and the Service will end.

[phtumshk]

Apr 16, 2015 21:36:37 GMT dagl said:

Text anyway phtumshk then forward it to bigd or m'self we don't mind the inconvenience..

Ah right, they post it to you then? I read on the Money savers web site you had to go and fetch it from an EE shop?

[dagl]

phtumshk no mate, you still need to go and collect it, no biggie for me as it's pretty local (and I found myself happening to be passing their shop today)

[phtumshk]

Apr 16, 2015 22:25:47 GMT dagl said:

phtumshk no mate, you still need to go and collect it, no biggie for me as it's pretty local (and I found myself happening to be passing their shop today)

Up to speed, having a bit of a 'dime bar' moment.
PMd.

[Deleted]

Apr 16, 2015 21:43:17 GMT dalealan said:

The terms and conditions are a bit weird. Looks like they're only lending you it

ee.co.uk/content/dam/ee-help/Help-PDFs/EE%20Power_terms%20and%20conditions_300315.pdf

A Power Bar is made available to you on a free to hire basis, under the terms of this agreement, for a maximum of 18 months. After 18 months, the Power Bar must be returned to EE and the Service will end.

Just been to look - 

from the money savers site

However technically this is a hire agreement, and if you leave EE you will have to give the power bar back or you'll be charged a £5 fee.

Still not a bad offer - it look as if you can exchange an empty one for a fully charged oneat an EE store.

Shame their customer service is so bad I am leaving them

[VapingBad]

An update Is the free EE power bar a con? not much new, just more explanation and I think I read that when they are knackered you should be able to exchange them,

[dagl]

Text received from EE today-

Important safety issue: In a very small number of cases EE Power Bars marked E1-06 have been overheating. Find out what to do with yours at www.ee.co.uk/recall